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Unity Hall was constructed in 1887 at 3140 S. Indiana Ave. for the Lakeside Club, a Jewish social organization. It became the home of Cong. Oscar DePriest's Peoples Movement Club in 1917, Churches have occupied the building since the 1950s. It has continued to deteriorate since I photographed it two years ago.
Unity Arch, Unity Village, Missouri; summer, morning; neat arch, unfortunately tarnished by graffiti
Akrobatik, Mr. Lif, Paten Locke, Lady Daisey, Batsauce, Jim Dunloop, Wynton Kelly Stevenson & Nadia... on our way to the festival to rock the show!!
A unity-building exercise was part of a program at Bosch Bahá’í School organized by the Bahá’ís of Palo Alto, California. Photo by Kyle Talbert
Unity is strength. Just that humans fail to practice this.
Soldier Ants + Mayfly
Clicked in Dharwad, India
Someone asked me once why I care so much about other people; in spite being a total stranger to them. Well, I used to have this idea, a “pipe dream” if you will, that every single human being will truly understand one another and hate will be a thing of the past. You know, like one of Bob Marley’s famous song “ONE LOVE”. Yea, I know. You’re probably thinking that I live in such a fantasy world and need to grow up. Perhaps you’re right. Although it may seem such a BIG fantasy right now, I still wonder when will that magical day come where peace and helping one another is a common site to see. I think about it from time to time you know. Especially every time I hear police sirens and see ‘bad’ things from the outside.
But anyway, I replied to his question and said: I know that this current world that we live in is fucked up (there is no question about that). Heck, it even amazes me that somehow, I haven’t dropped all my ideals yet, especially that they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out. But (here comes my big but), my reason is that in spite of everything, I still believe that people are genuinely good at heart.
I have FAITH.